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Wind & Rain a Scottish Ballad by Paul & Kim Caudell

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Uploaded by on Nov 27, 2008

A haunting 17th century Scottish ballad of love and jealousy that transcends the ages. Renewed by Paul & Kim Caudell from their CD "Lowlands of Holland", it touched my heart as it will yours.
Paul & Kim can be contacted at:
http://caudellmusic.tripod.com
Video by Terri Johnson
http://www.twoeagleskitchen.com
Paul & Kim Caudell-Vocals
Music engineered by Kyle Miller
Radon Air Studios, Nashville TN

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  • County Clare ain't Scotland.

  • Sorry, I just took the info of the CD I have, my apologies that I have it wrong.

  • Wow! What great and unusual song? I really do love the song but feel kinda weird about loving it? Know what I mean?

  • I felt very strange making this video, bit it drew me in and it had to be done. Paul & Kim Caudell really make it come to life...

  • 10 Stars

    I´ve got gooseskin!!!!!#Great Video!!!!!!!

    Best regards

    Andreas

  • Ever since I heard Paul & Kim sing this song at Alabama Fronier days, I knew I had to make this video. Thank you

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  • One of my favorite songs, I haven't heard this song since i was so young and happy. Tears won't stop falling

  • Beautiful rendition!

  • Hunting song and sad yet pretty

  • @jonscul I think the song's lyrics have changed as it has been passed down through the ages.  I've noticed differences in the lyrics depending on performers too.

  • its irish

  • This is a very old story, often called "The Twa Sisters" or "The Two Sisters", which exists in many different versions with different melodies. I've heard a version set in England called "The Bonny Bows". According to an article on Wikipedia, there are Scandinavian versions of the story, and even one as far afield as Hungary. A haunted fiddle or harp seems to be an idea with some staying power.

  • Press 5 for "Oh the wind and the rain".

  • I think this arrangement is Jody Stecher's. His version was reworked and rearranged considerably. I love how this song has become so popular with so many different interpretations

  • @civilwarcat

    Not that unusual, the story is called "The Cruel Sister" (among other names), it's quite widespread.

  • @TwoEaglesKitchen

    Fortunately, this ballad - or versions of it - is widespread in the Germanic world. There's versions of it as far up as Finland, and most assuredly there are versions sung in Scotland.

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